The one way I use to identify honey is to let it set and see if it has that beehive shape. The hexagon shape

You can fake a lot of things, you can't fake a honey's natural structure.

This post has been edited by Chowda: Jun 3 2019, 04:25 PM

I dont know if others can replicate perfect hexagon shapes, I once went to a honey farm, the harvesters told me one method to identify which is this. I went back to test out with the honey I bought. The hexagon shapes were exactly the same size. I see also surprised.

No, no water. I just tilt the pure honey in the jar, I could see the the hexagon shapes like a honey comb as the honey was flowing.

Nothing fancy, I remember doing it with some honey I bought straight from a farm in Korea years ago. The harvester said just watch the honey set, and you'll be able to see honeycomb shapes.

I put some honey into a glass, and..... Honeycomb shapes

I didn't even add water, it was just honey